STANLEY Folding Junior Work Bench Saw Horse Twin Pack, with Tray for Tools and Small Parts, STST1-70355

Perfect for the job. Bought these to first cut some doors a bit from the height and also to repaint all the doors in the house and these are perfect for the job. Very sturdy, well build, not too heavy and functional as each leg also have a shelf in it. Really happy with my purchase, perfect choice

Great product... really great value

My second purchase of a pair of these, based on the fact that the first pair were put to heavy use and stood up the the task and I need four for future heavier projects. Rather expensive for a piece of moulded plastic, but surprizingly robust - tough as old boots and also lightweight and easy to store. Recommended provided you don't abuse them by going over the recommended load limits.

Good stable and strong trestles. I've used these quite a bit already and they're really useful. They're light-weight and fold away nicely. The rubber feet grip well to wooden floors and concrete (we have both). All-in-all, a great purchase!

They’re light, easy to set up and they stand firm supporting 8x4 sheets. You can put anything on the shelf except your feet as it’s not a step ladder.

Still to be put to use but looks ok as it’s a Stanley product.

Their only moulded plastic but that's one of the benefit, their robust and sturdy, easy to unfold and fold away and store on a hook on the wall. I bought them to do some DIY replacing older wooden ones, they do the job but with lighter items on them they do jump around being light as apose to wooden sawhorses, but that's one of the benefits and downsides in them being light in weight, when sawing heavier item on them their more stable, but for light items a couple of brick to weight them down helps with lighter items. However if I had lighter items to saw with my old sawhorses I wouldn't bother getting them out given their heavy items and the time to do such I'd just use what ever is around to rest the light item on, but these are easy to access and get out of my shed so I use them more, so job done as I bought them for this reason with the compromise in mind.Now these get 5 stars because they do something extra: I'm also using them for a TEMPOARY set of table legs, their perfect for this. Also ive taken them camping for the same reason to set up a large table - flat piece of wood with these legs for support makes a quick table. The added benefit being they folded up flat and take no space in the car roof box or trailer. 5 stars for me as they do extra to what I bought them for absolute bargain.

These are excellent...I'm a pretty good DIY'er and have all the kit you need for doing everything yourself about the house from fitting your own kitchen, tiling, woodworking etc but never bothered with proper tressles. Until now.I normally use my old wooden tressle I built 15 years ago, which I have still kept, when working with wood for support and cutting etc. and normally i end up using something else to balance out or support large stuff such as long facia and doors. I always managed but at times there was much swearing and gnashing of teeth because I was working and stuff wasn't properly supported and rocking about when I was marking and cutting it. I didn't fancy a B&D Workmate because they are too small and fiddly and with too many bits to break off. So I opted for the simple solution.I just used these to support 40KG internal softwood doors so that I could mark out hinges, door furniture and cut the usual 6mm off the bottom of the door. They are great. They don't rock about, they supported the doors very well, with ease in fact, and didn't move about when I was cutting the base of the door so I got a very accurate cut.They are just the right height for me and you can also keep tools to hand in the base of them or the hooks at the side. I should have got these a while ago and saved myself some considerable hassle. They also seem pretty well made so ideal for the DIY'er. Don't know how these would fare for a busy tradesmen as the amount of work, weight of materials and getting chucked in and out of vans can take it's toll pretty quickly but I would certainly keep a set handy as they fold away and don't take up much space.All in all a very good purchase and well worth the £30 i paid.